Name: Dawn of The Migrants by ancientmarinade
Duration: 2 min
Description: These creatures must be stopped at all cost!

These creatures must be stopped at all cost!

Dawn of The Migrants

SpongeBob panicking over the oil and chemical spill in Sri Lanka.

SpongeBob x Sri Lanka

Quiet beats... then... less quiet beats. 6/8 [time]. Big fat bass, crushed down to an 8-bit-ey sound - dis-harmonic over/undertones maybe? Wonky wonky samples float around somewhat. Kind of a fun track all in all!?

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Zinarssism

Richard Madeley x Silent Running

A collection of recent Wisconsin Public Radio work: Technical direction, sound design, composition and recording.

Contents
1. 00:00-00:06 - Wisconsin Public Radio "Chimes" ID
Producer/Composer/Sound Design/Engineer/Mixing

2. 00:06-00:34 - "To the Best of Our Knowledge" Theme Remix
Composer/Sound Design/Engineer/Mixing

3. 00:34-01:46 - "To the Best of Our Knowledge" - Scott Topper on Words
Composer/Sound Design/Engineer/Editor/Mixing

4. 01:46-03:09 - "Wisconsin Life" - "Saving The Clock"
Producer/Composer/Sound Design/Engineer/Editor/Mixing

5. 03:09-04:19 - "Here on Earth" - Lila Downs
Producer/Technical Director/Engineer/Live Mixing

6. 04:19-06:03 - "To the Best of Our Knowledge" - "Reset: A Digital Afterlife Radio Drama"
Co-Producer/Composer/Sound Design/Engineer/Mixing

7. 06:03-07:26 - "To the Best of Our Knowledge" - "Jason and Muadh"
Producer/Technical Director/Composer/Sound Design/Engineer/Mixing

8. 07:26-08:36 - "To the Best of Our Knowledge" - "More Wonder!"
Co-Producer/Composer/Sound Design/Engineer/Mixing

9. 08:36 - 09:30 - "Wynton Marsalis Live at the Sentry Theater"
Co-Producer/Technical Director/Engineer/Live Mixing


Joe Hardtke - Selected Works - 2008 - 2016

Ableton Pack: Raw TB-303 Tape Loops recorded through a pretty insane signal chain. Download these drum sounds for free / learn more: samplesfrommars.com/products/acid-from-mars

Acid From Mars Tape Loops - Free Download

Marking the 350th anniversary of the birth of Jonathan Swift, often seen as a founder of modern satire, four writers discuss contemporary satire in the light of Swift’s legacy. Revered as one of the fathers of modern satire, Swift is one of our most enigmatic, ambiguous and disturbing writers. In a conversation chaired by the novelist Jonathan Coe, author of a new version of Gulliver’s Travels for eight-yearolds, the panel attempts to pick apart the contradictions in Swift’s political positions, and to consider his continuing relevance: can he be claimed either for the Left or for the Right, and can his ‘savage indignation’ still pack a punch, when modern political reality seems to outstrip satire at every turn? Comedian and impressionist Rory Bremner is noted for his work in political satire. Judith Hawley is Professor of Eighteenth century Literature at Royal Holloway. Martin Rowson’s satirical cartoons appear regularly in The Guardian and the Daily Mirror. He is the author of a comic-book adaptation of Gulliver’s Travels. Sathnam Sanghera is the author of Marriage Material: A Novel and The Boy with the Topknot: A Memoir of Love, Secrets and Lies in Wolverhampton.

Satire in an age of madness

Taken from the dark comedy podcast series The Bitter Sound, by Davian Dent.
Available from www.thebittersound.com and iTunes.
(c) Davian Dent 2012 - 2018

Dawn of The Migrants

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